Afternoon

John Rogers (American, 1906–1985)

$126 price realized incl. premium

≈ £78≈ €92 Show prices also in

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Medium: Watercolor · Works on paper all watercolor results →
As published: “Watercolor winter scene shows a large barn with connected outbuildings in a winter landscape”
Signed / inscribed: Signed bottom right
Category: Watercolors
Dimensions: 21" x 29"
Auction house: James D. Julia
Sale: 2 (2-day-winter-antique-fine-art-auction/?session=1)
Date: February 3, 2011
Location: Fairfield, Maine
Lot: 1188
Estimate: $400 – $600 (≈ £247 – £370) (≈ €291 – €437)
Source: Auction house jamesdjulia.com ↗
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Provenance trail: auction history of this work

Offered twice between 2010 and 2011 · sold 1 · bought in / unsold 1

Aug 25, 2010 · James D. Julia
End of Summer Spectacular Maine Auction <br> Totals Nearly $3 Million!!!, lot 1612
Bought in / unsold · est. $800 – $1,200
As catalogued
John Rogers, “Afternoon”
Watercolor winter scene shows a large barn with connected outbuildings in a winter landscape
21" x 29"
Feb 3, 2011 · James D. Julia this result
2, lot 1188
Sold $126Sign up to see · est. $400 – $600
As catalogued
John Rogers, “Afternoon”
Watercolor winter scene shows a large barn with connected outbuildings in a winter landscape
21" x 29"

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